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The Unwanted Sorority

The Unwanted Sorority

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The Unwanted Sorority explores the personal and collective experiences of Black women, femmes, and gender expansive folks impacted by sexual violence.. Through survivor stories, cultural analysis, and historical context, host Dr. Leatra Tate breaks down the barriers Black women face in seeking justice, healing, and systemic change.

With empathy, honesty, and a focus on advocacy, The Unwanted Sorority creates a space for listeners to witness, learn, and take action toward building a safer, more equitable future.

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  • It Was Like We Were Having an Out of Body Experience: Brenda & Leroy Tate on Parenting a Rape Survivor

    It Was Like We Were Having an Out of Body Experience: Brenda & Leroy Tate on Parenting a Rape Survivor
    2025/07/17
    In this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Unwanted Sorority, host Dr. Leatra Tate sits down with the two people who raised her, Brenda and Leroy Tate, for a multigenerational conversation on healing, community, and the legacy of silence around sexual violence in Black families. Leroy Tate, a retired Air Force veteran, reflects on his upbringing in a tight-knit Black community, his thoughts on masculinity, fatherhood, and his raw response to learning about his daughter’s assault. Brenda Tate, a retired administrative assistant and mother of three, opens up about growing up in the 1960s, how community centers shaped her childhood, and the heartbreak and self-blame she experienced upon hearing her daughter’s disclosure. Together, they talk candidly about: the generational shift in how Black communities discuss sexual violence, how the fear of judgment and distrust in policing impacted responses to assault in the 1960s, Parenting through trauma without a guidebook, and the urgent need for more Black mentors in youth-centered programs like Big Brothers Big SistersThis episode is a moving example of what it looks like to confront the past, lean into vulnerability, and choose healing together—even when it's hard. It honors Black family, community resilience, and the sacred act of telling the truth. Resources & Mentions bell hooks books referenced: Ain’t I a Woman? Black Women and Feminism (1981), Bone Black: Memories of Girlhood (1996), All About Love: New Visions (2000), Feminism Is for Everybody: Passionate Politics (2000), Salvation: Black People and Love (2001), and The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love (2004). Big Brothers Big Sisters- Mentoring Programs CapRadio episode titled “Sexual assault survivors want less police, more trauma-informed professionals, especially for Black victims” INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence- History & Community Accountability Toolkit Incite Collaboration- Community Accountability Transformative Justice EU- TJ 101See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    1 時間 18 分
  • You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup: Trina Greene on Parenting for Liberation and the Ritual of Self-Care

    You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup: Trina Greene on Parenting for Liberation and the Ritual of Self-Care
    2025/07/10

    In this episode of The Unwanted Sorority, we’re giving flowers to the one and only Patricia Hill Collins. Leatra also talks with Trina Greene of Parenting for Liberation about the necessity of self-care for parents and children. Whether you’re a survivor or someone walking alongside us in this journey, taking care of yourself is not optional. It’s sacred.

    We also get real about trauma triggers—what they are, how they show up, and how to regulate after they hit. This episode also touches on a topic too often left out of healing conversations: childhood sexual abuse (CSA) and parenting. I lift up the powerful work of Ebony Williams and her organization Cactus in Bloom, which centers Black and LGBTQIA+ CSA navigating pregnancy, birth, and parenting.

    If you're healing, holding space, parenting through pain, or just trying to figure out how to make room for yourself in your own life—this one’s for you.

    Resources & Mentions

    Patricia Hill Collins’ 2009 ASA Presidential Statement

    TIME Magazine article about Patricia Hill Collins

    Kimberlé Crenshaw on Intersectionality

    Patricia Hill Collins: Black Sexual Politics

    Leatra’s Dissertation (reference to the "socialization of trauma" concept)

    Parenting for Liberation (Website, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Book- “Parenting for Liberation: A Guide for Raising Black Children”)

    Parenting for Liberation Podcast (episode 81 with Ebony Williams of "Cactus in Bloom")

    What is a trigger?- me too. International

    Self-care for supporting survivors- me too. International

    Self-care for supporting survivors- RAINN

    25 Things Parents Should Know about Child Sexual Abuse

    Cactus in Bloom

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    1 時間 2 分
  • The First Campus Protest: Betty Jean Owens and the Stories We Carry

    The First Campus Protest: Betty Jean Owens and the Stories We Carry
    2025/07/04

    This episode of The Unwanted Sorority unpacks the legacy of Betty Jean Owens and the first campus demonstration against sexual violence—an act of defiance too often erased from history. Dr. Leatra Tate shares her own story and how a class project, a dissertation, and the voices of Black women survivors helped shape this podcast. We explore the chilling realities of The Red Zone on college campuses and the healing wisdom of bell hooks’ Sisters of the Yam.
    This is where truth-telling meets collective care.


    Resources & Mentions
    RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) – 24/7 support at 800-656-HOPE
    National Sexual Violence Resource Center
    Ujima- The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community
    Sisters of the Yam: Black Women and Self-Recovery by bell hooks
    Know My Name by Chanel Miller
    AJC Article on the 1959 Betty Jean Owens Case
    More information about The Red Zone

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    41 分

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